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Former Wall Street trader Jamie Kutch left New York to make Pinot Noir wine in California

FICC battle set to intensify as electronification bites

Regulatory pressures, cost-cutting and a greater electronification of FICC trading is turning the divisions increasingly 'cash equity-like'

State Street ensures the Nest stays feathered

Six months after the launch of the UK’s National Employment Savings Trust, FN speaks  to Nest’s custodian

Japanese private equity may be on the cusp of a revival after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pledged to boost the country’s ailing economy, but the threat of inflated pricing and easier access to corporate borrowing could throw a wrench in the works

The understated West Coast bank is travelling to the Old World in search of investment banking business

Japan is the ‘cherry on a huge cake’ for Jabre

The Geneva-based manager’s hedge fund is up 25% this year thanks to bets on Japan, making back the losses he suffered in 2011

Overheating in Brazil is sending a wave of private equity down Mexico way

Time for a more radical approach to cost-cutting

Investment banks are banding together to make more fundamental changes to their business models

Scale enables megafunds to  ‘go Dutch’ with custodians

A landscape of fewer, larger clients could be good for global  full-service custody banks

Financial firms are considering putting their competitive instincts to one side in an effort to cut spending. Should they fail, third-party providers are more than ready to step into the breach

Securities regulators turn gaze to cyber-threat

Authorities are increasingly viewing cyber-attacks on market infrastructure as a systemic risk

Fund chiefs criticise FCA probe into fees

Regulators move follows review of conflicts of interest in the sector

More investors are favouring social clawbacks

Backing grows for clawbacks for directors whose decisions cause reputational damage

QE proves a headache for currency managers

Steps taken by central banks to artificially prop up markets have made accurate forecasting virtually impossible

Europeans lament Americans' home advantage

A fresh set of regulations is about to descend on non-US banks with large American operations

European banks are having to tackle an ever-increasing number of regulatory initiatives

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Life After the City: Jamie Kutch

FICC battle set to intensify as electronification bites

State Street ensures the Nest stays feathered

Abenomics gives firms hope for Japan

Wells Fargo rides into Europe

Japan is the ‘cherry on a huge cake’ for Jabre

Buyout fans cheer for Mexico

Time for a more radical approach to cost-cutting

Scale enables megafunds to ‘go Dutch’ with custodians

Banks join forces to try to reduce costs

Securities regulators turn gaze to cyber-threat

Fund chiefs criticise FCA probe into fees

More investors are favouring social clawbacks

QE proves a headache for currency managers

Europeans lament Americans' home advantage

Please keep off the grass - uneven pitch